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As part of its Watches and Wonders 2023 new releases, Patek Philippe is adding a rose gold Aquanaut Chronograph to its catalog to join the already-existing steel and white gold versions.

Can’t pick between all the vibrant Oyster Perpetual dial colors Rolex launched back in 2020? The Crown has got you covered with three new Rolex Oyster Perpetual watches furnished with lacquered “Celebration” dials that reunite those five shades in bubble form!

Watches are often called wearable works of art, but Swatch’s efforts are more literal than metaphorical. The Swatch Art Journey 2023 debuts with seven new masterpieces in its flagship Gent and New Gent models. Made in...

Watches and Wonders is finally here and the moment that many of us have been waiting for has arrived. Here are all the new and discontinued Rolex watches for 2023.

New releases from Patek Philippe are always some of the most anticipated and we’ve got the scoop for you right here. Impressively, Patek released 17 models during Watches and Wonders 2023, ranging from sporty to dressy to ultra-complicated.

Watchmaker Cuervo y Sobrinos is now paying tribute to the legacy of the pioneering Mexican pilot with three new Vuelo pilot watches. The trio includes the Vuelo Emilio Carranza, the Vuelo Emilio Carranza Bi-Compax, and the Vuelo Emilio Carranza Cronógrafo.

While it’s no secret that Rolex is the most popular high-end watch company (by far), we often get asked which models in Rolex’s catalog stand out as the most desirable.

While IWC may be best known for its big and bold Pilot watches, the brand is also home to a fantastic array of dressier watches and complicated timepieces. IWC is showing off that skill yet again in 2023 with the brand new Portofino Complete Calendar watches.

Since its debut in 1993, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore has been offered in a range of materials. Now, for 2023, Audemars Piguet announced the first Royal Oak Offshore in full ceramic. Let’s dive into the details.

You may have noticed the term “GADA watch” being used more frequently in watch enthusiast circles. While the name may be new, the concept is not.

The Nautilus sports watch has emerged as the unlikely star of the Patek Philippe catalog.

Spanning between 1996 and the mid-2000s, this era of the Nautilus includes new dial designs, the introduction of complications to the collection, the comeback of the larger “Jumbo” case, and a precursor to the Aquanaut.

While many of you already know that Rolex launched the stainless steel Submariner in 1953, it may come as a surprise that it took another three decades for a two-tone version to join the collection.

Say hello to the Overseas Chronograph ref. 5500V/110A-B686, complete with a silver and black “Panda” dial and a set of interchangeable bracelets and straps.

Nicknames are prevalent in the world of collecting Rolex watches. One particularly prominent nickname is the Rolex “Kermit,” given to the Submariner 16610LV.